The number of students that met their reading goal is equal to 21 students.
Given the following data:
- Total population = 28 students.
- Percentage (reading goal) = 75%.
How to determine the number of students that met their reading goal?
In order to determine the number of students that met their reading goal, we would multiply the total population by the percentage who met their reading goal as follows:
Students (reading goal) = 0.75 × 28
Students (reading goal) = 21 students.
Next, we would determine the fraction by expressing the number of students that met their reading goal and the total population as a ratio.
Fraction = 21/28
Fraction = 3/4.
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